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Spider Jerusalem

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13. Are your Langstons and Utleys in North Carolina?

Wed Jul 10, 2013, 03:54 AM

Jul 2013

My 5th great-grandfather was a Jechonias Langston, born in Bertie County, NC around 1741; his father John Langston was from Virginia, and his grandfather, also John Langston, was a member of the Virginia House of Burgesses (and a participant in Bacon's Rebellion).

I also have a 6th great-grandfather, William Utley (wife, Elizabeth Turner), died 1794 in Wake County, NC.

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A list of my family tree surnames..... [View all] AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 OP

One in common... pipi_k Jul 2013 #1

We have some in common csziggy Jul 2013 #2

I've been trying to find more info on the Foushee's for almost a year now. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #4

I think we're distant cousins! csziggy Jul 2013 #5

Thanks, csziggy! =) AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #6

Sent you an invite to my public tree csziggy Jul 2013 #8

Thanks! I just sent you mine in return. n/t AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #10

I'll take a look later csziggy Jul 2013 #11

Cool. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #12

I completly forgot about your tree! csziggy Sep 2014 #51

OK, so... pipi_k Jul 2013 #3

Lemieux? Hmm....you might just be related to the world famous hockey player, methinks. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #15

Mine... Spider Jerusalem Jul 2013 #7

Dillon is my maiden name.... Little Star Aug 2013 #33

My Dillons are from Cork, as far as I know Spider Jerusalem Aug 2013 #34

I never put up my surname list! csziggy Jul 2013 #9

Are your Langstons and Utleys in North Carolina? Spider Jerusalem Jul 2013 #13

One of my ancestors built the house that was famously occupied by Bacon's followers, apparently. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #14

Here's my contribution shanti Jul 2013 #16

Cherry sounds pretty familiar. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #18

Yes shanti Jul 2013 #19

We might be relatives thru the Mormon connection, too. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #20

Couldn't find any Taylors in his tree shanti Jul 2013 #21

I have Perrins from New England in the 17th and 18th centuries. kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #23

Mine were mostly in PA shanti Aug 2013 #32

Hello cousin grasswire Aug 2013 #29

Well hello to you too, cuz! shanti Aug 2013 #31

Quite a list! shanti Jul 2013 #17

I have Harwoods. 19th century - England >> New Jersey >> Illinois >> Nebrasa kestrel91316 Jul 2013 #22

Mine are Yankees, I think. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #24

My great grandmother's name was Elliott PatSeg Jul 2013 #25

Alright. AverageJoe90 Jul 2013 #26

I'm rather surprised PatSeg Jul 2013 #27

Tuttle frogmarch Jul 2013 #28

I have Tuttle, Palmer, and Smith nt grasswire Aug 2013 #30

surnames grasswire Aug 2013 #35

Got an ancestry.com account? AverageJoe90 Sep 2013 #36

yes grasswire Sep 2013 #37

I have Spencers on both sides. dgibby Sep 2013 #39

I have friends who are Pullen(s). dgibby Sep 2013 #38

Dunno about J.M. or his father, but his grandfather, Joseph, Sr. may have been from Lancaster Co.; AverageJoe90 Sep 2013 #41

Some of my surnames: dgibby Sep 2013 #40

I have Davis from PA OnionPatch Oct 2013 #42

No pipi_k Oct 2013 #43

Davis, huh? Now *that's* interesting, indeed. nt AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #46

Foushee is French Huguenot... ms liberty Nov 2013 #44

I had a hunch that this might be true..... AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #45

A few recent finds that I'd like to share: AverageJoe90 Nov 2013 #47

Surnames historylovr Jun 2014 #48

Hey there. Where your Williamsons from VA by any chance? AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #49

Rowlett and Williamson historylovr Sep 2014 #50

Here's what may surprise you: We're cousins, it seems. AverageJoe90 Sep 2014 #52

Hello, cousin. historylovr Sep 2014 #54

I'm going to guess your Goughs are probably in Maryland? Spider Jerusalem Sep 2014 #53

Hi there. historylovr Sep 2014 #55